Try to use this type of soft shell prawns called White prawns 白虾
I also recorded a video to show you how to fry this Chinese prawns fritter..
This prawn fritter is crispy while hot, if you prefer more crispy prawn fritter, then you have to make batter crepe thinner as possible..
Chinese Style Prawn Fritters 炸虾饼
Ingredients500g plain flour or all-purpose flour
20g Self-raising flour
10g corn flour
550ml water
250g bean sprouts40g Chinese chives, chopped finely
1 large red onion, chopped finely
2tsp salt or to taste
White pepper powder
1/4tsp MSG or chicken stock powder, optional
300g fresh white prawns or soft shell prawns 白虾, remove the head but retain the tail
Method
- Mix all ingredients in a large mixing bowl except prawns, mix well till no lumps.
- Heat cooking oil in a wok over medium low heat, put in a Chinese ladle into hot oil for several minutes.
- Remove ladle from the hot oil, scoop 1tbsp of batter, swirl the batter to make into thin crepe.
- Place 3 prawns on the batter, lower the ladle into hot oil, wait for 1-2mins, gently remove the fritter with a pair of chopstick, continue to fry until golden brown. Repeat the same steps until batter finished up.
- Drain on paper towel , serve hot with chili sauce.
Recipe by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover
Delicious and lovely looking prawn fritters.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
这个好吃的哦
ReplyDelete哎哟 好久没有吃了
Nice! Nice! I watch the video and just the sound of the sizzling oil already make me excited!
ReplyDeleteYes, I too like to munch on these fritters, got to try too but cannot put prawns cos my sons don't like prawns!
ReplyDelete哇,这个配上辣椒酱,绝啊!
ReplyDeleteYum !!! I love these too... With extra chilli sauce
ReplyDeleteSonia,看了肚子很饿叻!怎么办,呵呵呵~
ReplyDeleteUFO!!!! unbelievable!!!!! you really dish up food that is so long forgotten by me and now i want to eat them... gosh! how how how!!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite snack when I were kid.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe.
我没有吃过这种虾饼。
ReplyDelete但是看起来好香脆哦!喜欢ing....
谢谢分享丫^^
这款的炸虾饼点上辣椒真的是好吃!
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, this is my favourite afternoon snack, too. But I stopped having them when the stall operator leaves the cooking to his foreign aids. It's different and I felt very thirsty after consuming it. Thanks for sharing this recipe. I'll try.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourite...
ReplyDeleteMy favorite snack....thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSandra Lee
Ah Chi,
ReplyDeleteI love these! Have not eaten this fir ages!
Thanks fir sharing!
mui
满满的虾,看了忍不住想要伸手拿几个,沾上辣椒酱好吃到不行。。:)
ReplyDeleteI hardly buy deep fried food outside but I would love to try this out one day. Thanks for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteWah! Sedapnya... bolehlah saya bawa larik 3 ketul.... nak makan sambil minum secawan teh panas!
ReplyDeleteThese Crispy prawn fritters dip with chilis sauce, soooooo good!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSifu, thank you for sharing the video, I learned something new today :)
Ooo it really looks like cucur udang, but colour not as "red". Yummy, love it!
ReplyDeleteYummy snack. Especially having them while hot with chilies sauce.
ReplyDeleteI loved these delicious prawn fritters which I haven't eaten for ages. They look so so good. Have a happy Christmas, Sonia.
ReplyDeletewow, this makes me feel nostalgic. Hope to make this someday. Tracy
ReplyDeleteG'day and how unusual, true!
ReplyDeleteI have never had a prawn fritter like this...looks interesting too!
Cheers! Joanne
havent eaten this for so long...must have chilli sauce..sedap!
ReplyDeleteI love to eat this dipped in chilli sauce. But have not come across anybody selling this for a long time. Thank you for sharing. Now I can cook this at home. :)
ReplyDeleteSonia , those fritters look like the ones we have back home in the Philippines ! I'll try your fantastic version sometime :D
ReplyDeleteI love all kind of fritters. Looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia,can I omit the self raising flour or any substitution? Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteCandice, if you are not using self raising flour, suggest you add a bit of baking powder and if can add a bit of rice flour.
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